Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-23
Nawa NOtes.

The grcat Janish appears ~
Grand Opera House this evening.
About 1875 houses have been built IN
south Riverside during the past spring,
and 10 600 orange trees have been plant.
- The nav town is determined to out
grow the old one.
Last evening Richard Gates was ar
rested by Officer Moffett and charged
with petit larceny for taking coat
from No. Main street.
Tom McCaffery, of the Southern Pa
ciiic train despatcher's office, yesterday
went fishing at San Pedro. lie caught
sixteeo yery fine barracuda without
getting his feet wet.
The City Council meets at O'CLOCK
this afternoon. 1t is probable that some
members of the City Board of Eduoa,
tion will appear before the Council and
make an appeal for more funds Tor
school purposes.
Mr.. Edward j. Abraham, manager
of Lewis Morrison, is in the city. The
Morrison troupe will appear at the
GRAND Opera House for a week, begin
aipg Nav 3O,h. A Celebrated Case, Ihe
galiey Slare, Won at Last and Not
Guiity are among the plays to be given
The people of Los Angeles are fortu-
nate in having pleasant places OF resort
for recreation on Sunday. The trains
on Sunday for Santa Monica, San Pedro,
Long Beach, Pasadena, Arcadia, Monro-
via and Cucamonga are thronged with
passengers, who enjoy the varied scenes
of these lovely resorts.
No word has as yet been received
from South Pasadena or Lamanda Park
as regards the registered package which
so mysteriously disappeared on Saturday
at the postoffice. 1t is expected that
il will be heard from this morning and
then it will be disclosed as to whether
the package was stolen or missent.
Of the seventy lots advertised in the
Phillips and Waite's addition to Alhau-
bra, sixty have already been sold, and OF
the RAYMOND addition to Pasadena, for
sale by w, T. Whitaker and L. F. Scott,
about $50, 900 worth were sold in three
days. Advertising in the HERALD beats
an auction and brass band.
Yesterday afternoon while party OF
Pasadena prohibitionists were driving
along San Fernando street, the hind
wheel OF their carriage came in contact
with the Southern Pacific railway track.
The iron proved more substantial than
the wheel and smashup was the result.
Los Angeles objects to the Passdenans
coming to this city on Sunday to get
-''loaded."
The Mamie Perry Davies Opera Com
pany is billed to appear at the Grand
Opera House next Wednesday evening
1t is company of high order talent
many of the vocalists being of world re.
nown. Mrs. Davies, after an absence OF
a number of years in Europe, where she
appeared in all the leading theaters OF
the old world, has only just returned to
America. She will appear in Pomona
with carefully selected company OF
Eastern celebrities.-[Pomona Times.
Land was sold on the Coronado
Beach with the express understanding
that it was outside the corporate limits
of San Diego, and that no city taxes
would have to be paid. The city au'
thorities, however, now claim that
Coronado is in the second ward OF San
Diego, and the Assessor is ordered to
list everything on the beach, including
the sand. Quite hutter Is caused, buI
the city authorities seem to be In the
right.
The Tribune is not fair. 1t some time
ago published sensational column re-
gardipg the manner in which the course
of true love ran between Clifford McCul
Tough and Miss Louise Elser. The
course of said true love was devious and
quite the reverse of smooth, but waters
are never SO troubled that oil cannot be
poured upon them, and thus it has
proven in this case. A few days ago
Mr.. Mccullough and Miss Elser were
married, and are now as happy as two
young turtle doves. The HERALD ex'
tends to the happy couple its best
wishes for long and prosperous life.
They are nice young people, and de-
serve lots of the good things Of this
earth, and the Tribune should give the
end of the story.